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A Web of Vines

She was like a firefly trapped behind the glass ... and all he wanted to do was set her free.


McKenna Hart has spent her life hiding. That is, until her adoptive father is found and arrested, and she is taken to Draylis, the formidable Hyrads' homeland.

When hyrad, Jyeson, becomes oddly protective of her, she starts to realise there is more to her life than she has been told.

As she uncovers her and her mother's story, the danger around her intensifies, and McKenna must decide whether to betray those she has grown close to or to miss the chance to discover the truth about her family.

This is a young adult, romantasy about found family, sacrifice, and tangled bonds.



*A Web of Vines ends as a cliffhanger

386 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 20, 2026

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Siobhan is a young adult romantasy writer. When she’s not writing, she spends most of her time chasing her two young sons around. Siobhan enjoys studying and exploring new topics. Her nights are spent curled up on the couch with her Kelpie squishing her legs, immersing herself in worlds of fae, wolves, and vampires.

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February 25, 2026
This one has that soft but intense romantasy feel that pulls you in quietly and then refuses to let go.
McKenna’s journey from hiding her whole life to being thrown into Draylis feels emotional and personal. I really liked the slow uncovering of her past and the mystery surrounding her mother, it keeps you turning pages without overwhelming you. Jyeson’s protectiveness adds that gentle tension, especially since it’s closed door and focuses more on connection than spice.
What stood out most to me was the found family aspect and the constant pull between loyalty and truth. You can feel McKenna’s struggle as the danger rises and she has to decide who she’s willing to hurt, or protect.
And yes… that cliffhanger? It definitely leaves you needing the next book.
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